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* CatSmile: Recette has a very minor one on the pause screen, and the mushrooms in the dungeons for some reason.
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Officially localized by [[http://www.carpefulgur.com/ Carpe Fulgur]], the game has been picked up for online distribution by Impulse, UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, and [=GamersGate=]. The international version of the soundtrack is up on iTunes and includes, among other songs, both the vocal version of the theme and its instrumental version. To date, the localized version of Recettear has sold over three hundred thousand copies, and by Carpe Fulgur's claim has made EGS well over US$500,000.
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Officially localized by [[http://www.carpefulgur.com/ Carpe Fulgur]], the game has been picked up for online distribution by Impulse, UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, Platform/{{Steam}}, and [=GamersGate=]. The international version of the soundtrack is up on iTunes and includes, among other songs, both the vocal version of the theme and its instrumental version. To date, the localized version of Recettear has sold over three hundred thousand copies, and by Carpe Fulgur's claim has made EGS well over US$500,000.
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* SpritePolygonMix: This is fairly noticeable in dungeons. The characters are 2D sprites while the monsters are pre-rendered sprites of the ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry'' or ''VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG'' type. The backgrounds and bosses are true 3D, and look like they came from a UsefulNotes/PlayStation era game.
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* SpritePolygonMix: This is fairly noticeable in dungeons. The characters are 2D sprites while the monsters are pre-rendered sprites of the ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry'' or ''VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG'' type. The backgrounds and bosses are true 3D, and look like they came from a UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation era game.
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*OneEyedBats: This game and ''VideoGame/{{Chantelise}}'' both have Eyebats, basically monsters that are eyeballs that fly on batwings, because they're set in the same universe.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* WeSellEverything: You can sell almost anything you find in the dungeons either in the shop or at the Guild Master/Market. You'll have to; specializing will bankrupt you fast, as people will march right past your counters full of groceries and demand to purchase a book.
** Or walk past counters full of chocolate and ask for food. [[FridgeLogic They will happily accept chocolate if you offer them some.]]
** Or walk past counters full of chocolate and ask for food. [[FridgeLogic They will happily accept chocolate if you offer them some.]]
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* WeSellEverything: You can sell almost anything you find in the dungeons either in the shop or at the Guild Master/Market. You'll have to; specializing will bankrupt you fast, as people will march right past your counters full of groceries and demand to purchase a book.
** Orbook, or walk past counters full of chocolate and ask for food. [[FridgeLogic They will happily accept chocolate if you offer them some.]]
** Or
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* UnidentifiedItems: The only way to appraise the items you use is to get out of the dungeon. Makes sense because the merchants are running behind the adventurer and therefore are unable to sit down and appraise the items before they get home.
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* UnknownItemIdentification: The only way to appraise the items you use is to get out of the dungeon. Makes sense because the merchants are running behind the adventurer and therefore are unable to sit down and appraise the items before they get home.
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* RareRandomDrop: The best fusions require them, and so does recruiting Caillou. Special mention goes to the BrutalBonusLevel BossRush: '''Each and every''' of these encounters has a normal drop whose drop chance is some 25%, an uncommon drop that is around 5% and a ''rare'' drop that is less than 2%. Even ThatOneBoss at the very end. You want OneHundredPercentCompletion for your Item Encyclopedia? [[ThisIsGonnaSuck Have fun!]]
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* RareRandomDrop: The best fusions require them, and so does recruiting Caillou. Special mention goes to the BrutalBonusLevel BossRush: '''Each and every''' of these encounters has a normal drop whose drop chance is some 25%, an uncommon drop that is around 5% and a ''rare'' drop that is less than 2%. Even ThatOneBoss the {{Superboss}} at the very end. You want OneHundredPercentCompletion for your Item Encyclopedia? [[ThisIsGonnaSuck Have fun!]]
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* GameGourmet: Many items in the game are are various kinds of food. Said foods include oranges, cutlet bowls, candy, walnut bread, shortcake, kid's lunches, and melons.
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the game is really unclear about this so we're still not sure if it's intentional or just a brilliant coincidence, but there it is either way
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* TutorialFailure: Tear suggests you sell at a price that makes "near pin" bonuses impossible to obtain, meaning you get less merchant XP and customers don't become your friends or get more cash. She does the same with buying from customers as well.
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* TutorialFailure: Tear suggests you buy and sell at prices as close as you can manage to the customer's limits -- a price course of action that results in frequently-broken combos and makes "near pin" bonuses impossible to obtain, meaning you get less merchant XP and customers don't become your friends or get more cash. She does This actually seems to be an in-character mistake based on Tear's viewpoint as a cutthroat accountant -- especially since the same with buying from customers correct action of trading at lower margins to build up your RelationshipValues is also a much better fit for Recette's character as well.a friendly shopkeeper.
